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Hi, I am porting Delphi project to wpf. I was using SDL Delphi Component Suite from www.lohninger.com[^] (Math pack & Gui Pack) for the engineering drawing graphs in Delphi. Math Pack - http://www.lohninger.com/mathpack.html[^] GUI Pack - http://www.lohninger.com/guipack.html[^] Can you tell me whether these charts are supported by mindscape?? Any suggestions will be highly appreciated Thanks in advance.. |
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Hello In Mindscape WPF Elements, we have most of the charts seen in Math Pack. We have Bar chart, Line chart, Area chart, Spline charts, Stacked charts, Scatter chart, Bubble chart, Stock chart and Polar charts. We also have a DataGrid which is similar to the DataTable. We do not have Kohonen maps or 3D Surface charts. As for GUIPack, we have Color pickers, a basic gauge/meter control, A month-calendar control similar to MiniCal, Numeric text box controls, a DataGrid for displaying and editing data arranged in rows and columns, and a multicolumn list similar to RepList. We do not have anything like RasterLab or SevenSeg, but these would be easy to implement. WPF already supports Gradient brushes, on-off-buttons, progress bars, repeat button, text rotation, thumbnails and hyperlink buttons. MarkSel would be easy to build using a WPF ListBox. And the RichTextBox would be able to achieve similar things that HtmlLab does. I would recommend installing the trial version of WPF Elements and playing around with it to see if it will meet all your need. You can download the WPF Elements trial from the downloads page: http://www.mindscapehq.com/products/wpfelements/download. You can run up the Sample Explorer application which lets you see all the controls in action along with most of their features. All the source code for this application is also available in the Samples folder. If you have any questions about how to use any of the controls, you can let us know by posting questions on the WPF Elements forum: http://www.mindscapehq.com/forums/forum/15 Jason Fauchelle |
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